Community Engagement
Treasure Island

San Francisco Mime Troupe would like to thank our Community Partners for Treasure Island. We encourage you to further explore the issues presented in the show and to engage civically in your own community with these local organizations. Join us for a post-show discussion following select performances (listed below) and if you are part of a community based org that would like to join our coalition, please email engage@sfmt.org. We invite you to help us best utilize art's power to envision and demand a better future.

Post-Show Dialogue Opportunities
After the following performances, we'll have 20 min discussions on the issues addressed in the play. Please join SFMT and our community partners and lend your voice to one of our facilitated post-show conversations.

Saturday, July 13th - Francis Willard Park, Berkeley
Environmental Justice in the Bay Area

Bradley Angel, Greenaction
Lindsey Dillon, Assistant Professor of Sociology at UC Santa Cruz

Wednesday, July 24th - Troupe Studio Space, San Francisco
Environmental Justice in the Bay Area

Dr. Smadar Lavie, Former Resident of Treasure Island

Saturday, Aug 3rd - Live Oak Park, Berkeley
Healthy and Sustainable Living

Laura Neish, 350 Bay Area
Jim Mirowski, Treasure Island Organizing Committee

Sunnday, Septempber 1st - Dolores Park, San Francisco
Housing Rights

Tommi Avicolli Mecca, Housing Rights Committee of San Francisco

TREASURE ISLAND BLOG

ENVIROMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS
Greenaction for Health and Environmental Justice

Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility

350 Bay Area

People Organizing to Defend Environmental and Economic Rights (PODER)

Greenpeace

Urban Habitat

Save the Bay

Build It Green

Communities for a Better Environment

TENANT'S RIGHTS ORGANIZATIONS

Housing Rights Committee of San Francisco

Tenants Union

Anti-Eviction Mapping Project

Cause Justa

Tenants Together

SF AntiDisplacement Coalition

Eviction Defense Collaborative

Oakland Tenants Union

ARTICLES
SF Bayview National Black Newspaper

San Francisco Irradiates the Poor on Treasure Island - S. Auden

I am Felita Sample, a Black female whistleblower. LaKrista Jackson is my daughter. - Carol Harvey

Media Silent as Navy Digs 1,280 radiological Objects From Treasure Island - Carol Harvey

Racialized Evictions are a Part of Treasure Island Redevelopment, Anti-Eviction Mapping Project

OTHER ARTICLES

SF Gentrification Pushes Lower-Income Residents Into Radioactive Areas - Toshio Meronek

Nuclear Byproduct Levels on Treasure Island Higher than Navy Disclosed - by Matt Smith and Katharine Mieszkowski, Center for Investigative Reporting

A California Naval Base Shutters, and Contamination Lingers Decades Later, - by Robin Respaut and Reade Levinson

Toxic Acres, Ron Russell

The Breathers of Bayview Hill: Redevelopment and Environmental Justice in Southeast San Francisco, Hastings Environmental Law Journal, Lindsey Dillon

LAWSUITS

Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility vs. US Department of the Navy

The John Stewart Company vs. Smadar Lavie

MORE RESOURCES

Greenaction's Treasure Island Fact Sheet

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